Sentence examples for statistics broken down from inspiring English sources

Osborn's first take-home message is that "we need to push for better statistics, broken down by gender but also by academic rank.

Our analysis centres on the expansion of Family Credit together with the loss of in-kind transfers in 1988 and Table 1 shows some summary statistics broken down by pre/post reform.

*Percentage of participants with worst and best possible score, respectively Table 3 provides data in the form of descriptive statistics broken down by sex, age, occupational status and hospitals.

But France, which has a population of about 65 million, defines itself as secular and has no official statistics broken down by race or creed.

Armed with previously unreleased statistics broken down by race, a group of parents, black and white, accused the school district of systemic segregation: steering blacks away from honors classes and into special education, disciplining blacks at disproportionate rates, allowing test scores of blacks to lag far behind those of whites for a decade.

Table 1 Descriptive statistics broken down for Poles and Bulgarians (weighted by sex, age and region)   Min-max Poles Bulgarians     (n = 635) (n = 298) Work in the Netherlands 0 1 82.6% 47.4% Situation in country of origin - Unemployed (ref).

But at the street level, global statistics break down, and the nuances become more important.

While individually these statistics break down to 20 to 60 minutes, the equation for each of us is more complex than the math.

Some statistics are broken down by municipalities.

The statistics are broken down by types of crime, ruling out the possibility that black defendants might be being proportionally found guilty of more serious offences.

United States State Department statistics, not broken down by city, show a national increase in the most popular business visa, to 72,613 last year from 57,721 in 2002.